Does playing the computer in early pregnancy affect the fetus?

Patient's question:

I am three months pregnant. I have occasionally played on the computer and used my phone a few times. Will this affect the child's malformation? Thank you. I have vaginitis. Will this affect the child?

Doctor's answer:

Pregnancy and using a computer can be harmful. Computers emit radiation, so it's best to stay away from them. Sitting in front of a computer for long periods can affect a pregnant woman's lower limb blood circulation, worsen lower limb edema, and lead to varicose veins. It is recommended that pregnant women use computers less frequently, as the radiation from computers can affect the development of the fetus. Prolonged use of a computer, however, can put pressure on a pregnant woman's hands, including fingers and wrists. Long periods of sitting can also affect health, causing lower limb swelling, hemorrhoids, and other issues, which are not conducive to delivery. In the later stages of pregnancy, it can even compress the fetus in the womb.
Regardless of whether mobile phones are harmful to the health of the fetus, pregnant women should still take some protective measures when using them.

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